Cedar Valley / Fisher Farm Park

While sometimes marked green, this mile-long loop offers a fairly difficult, technical ride. It acts as an access route but challenges riders with tight hairpin switchbacks, aggressive log-overs, punchy climbs, and rugged rock features scattered throughout the loop.

Operating as a high-speed warmup for the bigger jump lines, this black diamond run starts rowdy with a mandatory gap jump into a flowing double. It then climbs briefly before rewarding riders with a tight rhythm section that feeds into Roaster Coaster.

A massive, flowing black diamond jump trail built for serious airtime. After a few switchback berms, the downhill opens up to feature more than ten large doubles and a massive gap jump, perfectly balancing aggressive speed with smooth, lappable flow.

Considered the crown jewel of the park, this intense black diamond track starts with three large back-to-back doubles. It rapidly progresses into a massive three-pack of gap jumps and a huge catch berm, demanding high speed and expert aerial control.

Serving as the final descent of the main jump network, this trail is slightly more tame than the upper sections but remains a black diamond. It creatively utilizes a massive downed tree as a kicker to start a fast, flowing downhill run.

Built as a pro line, this trail is reserved for expert jumpers. It demands absolute precision to clear massive, mandatory gap jumps with a sizeable drop at the end.

A highly popular, blue-rated singletrack that serves as a primary route through the park. It provides a solid mix of flow and mild technical features, keeping the pace fast and engaging as it winds through the trees with minimal elevation change.

This brief, black diamond singletrack is a favorite for riders looking to catch some air. Though short and physically easy to pedal, it introduces advanced technical features, including a prominent ladder bridge and well-built jumps that require confident handling.

Spanning nearly a mile, this is one of the park's longer and more technical blue trails. It challenges riders with a variety of obstacles, including wooden bridges, ladder sections, rock faces, and a demanding rock garden that tests your line choice.

Starting with a gentle climb, this blue-rated trail delivers a solid mix of cross-country flow and technical features. It frequently incorporates decent jumps and rooty sections, making it a staple intermediate run that covers a significant portion of the park's terrain.

Known as one of the most difficult and technical segments at Fisher Farm, this black diamond trail heavily features exposed roots. It routes through a steep ravine and begins with an optional log skinny, requiring precise handling to ride clean.

A very short, highly accessible green trail designed specifically for beginners. It offers a smooth, flat, and easy pedal near the water, making it a great add-on for novice riders or kids looking to gain confidence on dirt.

Functioning more as an extremely brief, black diamond feature than a full trail, Batcave delivers a quick, hard hit of technical terrain. It primarily utilizes a steep, aggressive berm that requires fast cornering skills and immediate momentum control.